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  1. Nick Southern ★★★★★

    A fantastic day out. I got bought a couple of tickets from the wife for Christmas last year and our time to use them was running out so we organised a Tuesday off and went to Brooklands. It was probably the best day out I've ever had . We climbed in aeroplanes, racing cars, had a simulated flight on Concorde, saw bouncing bombs, sat on vintage busses, drove a bus and racing car simulator. There was so much to do that we were there from opening to closing time, a fantastic place if you're interested in history, aviation, vintage cars, vintage motorcycles , vintage bicycles, and a whole host of other things . Highly recommended.

  2. Andrey Abanin ★★★★★

    I really enjoyed my visit — especially the Concorde tour. A special thank you to the volunteers. These are people who truly care. I got the strong feeling that museums like this exist thanks to their passion and dedication. Because of them, we can share this incredible heritage with our children. Highly recommended.

  3. steve ★★★★★

    Excellent museum, loads to see. Great displays of vintage racing cars and motorbikes. Several old airliners you can enter plus one of the few Concords. Inside the hangers are many vintage aircraft. Additionally there is a bus museum also included. Spent almost 4 hours inside.

  1. Philip Butcher ★★★★★

    Had a fabulous experience - very friendly staff, passionate and knowledgeable about their subject. Especially enjoyed visiting Concorde for the virtual flight. Enjoyed the bus museum as well, plus did a virtual drive in one of their F1 cars. A very good day out.

  2. Nick Smith ★★★★★

    A truly wonderful museum, the various historic racing cars from the circuit and the aircraft built there are fascinating. It was great to be able to board most of the aircraft and the volunteers were both very helpful and informative. A great cafe too. Excellent value.

  3. Alex B 1935 ★★★★★

    Very interesting museum visit not only for the Concorde and various aircraft history, but also motor racing. The volunteer staff was excellent and there was no rush to see anything. I was allowed to enter all aircraft and take pictures at my own pace, even some of the cockpits. Guidance was available at any time if needed. I also forgot my bag and it was returned promptly. The Concorde Experience is definitely worth it if you visit. Not only is the guide excellent, but you also get to experience a simulation flight with all displays working! London transport museum nearby also worth a visit since it is included in ticket price. Reasonable walk from train station with great scenery. Definitely recommend a visit very early morning on weekends as there are barely any people. Enjoy and remember to be respectful to the heritage!

  1. Alex I ★★★★★

    This is genuinely my favourite museum. Beautiful collection of old bikes, cars and planes. You can even enter the planes which is a very cool experience. What makes it even better is the dedication of the staff who are all volunteers. They are so eager to chat and tell you stories about the exhibits which makes it a very memorable experience. Cannot rate this highly enough. There are sufficient things to see for you to spend a whole day there (F1 simulator, Concorde experience, multiple exhibits and areas, plenty of planes to explore). Make sure you book tickets early for the Concorde experience which was also very enjoyable.

  2. MGman100 ★★★★★

    A great museum in a fantastic period setting with what remains of the original racetrack visible. A fantastic walk through the history of racing and production of aircraft on the site. Great cars, great bikes and some really interesting aircraft. Some very knowledgeable volunteers made the experience even more enjoyable.

  3. Daniel Kelly ★★★★★

    Living history in this fabulous museum. The world's first ever motor racing track, the home of British aviation. This wonderful museum appeals to all ages. There is so much to do, a remarkable collection of cars, planes, bikes, motorcycles, and busses. This place played a vital role in World War Two. The Brooklands story is amazing, and I hope this museum will last forever. Free parking.

  1. Fleakeeper87 ★★★★★

    We visited here recently as my son and I are mad about cars and we were in the area. There is loads to look at and the staff were absolutely excellent, one of the best customer experiences I’ve had in a long time! When we visited unbeknownst to us there was an event on which was a lovely surprise! Lots of old cars, stalls and food trucks about. There was even two lovely ladies role playing as racing drivers and they took the time out to stop and chat with my son! The highlight of it all though was the lovely gentleman that let my son sit in the Senna MP4/6. He also chatted to me about the car and it’s history and as a massive Senna fan I really appreciated it. Thank you all for an awesome day out!

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What is the address of Brooklands Museum?

Brooklands Museum is located at Brooklands Dr, Weybridge KT13 0SL, UK

What is the phone number of Brooklands Museum?

You can contact Brooklands Museum at +44 1932 857381

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